I had said:
So, you can answer your own question, by viewing whether there IS or IS NOT a "definite article ['THE']" in front of the word "revelation" (in any given passage).
TheDivineWatermark said:
--"at THE revelation of Jesus Christ" refers to His coming/return/presence
(whether you want to say Rapture of [correction: 'or '] 2nd Coming)
--"IN revelation [of Jesus Christ]"
("BEING brought to you" present participle) with NO definite article, is NOT referring to THAT ^ , but rather "revelation" (as in, "understanding"... and "[so that...reminding them re:]... having been established in the present truth")
--"at THE revelation of Jesus Christ" refers to His coming/return/presence
(whether you want to say Rapture of [correction: 'or '] 2nd Coming)
--"IN revelation [of Jesus Christ]"
("BEING brought to you" present participle) with NO definite article, is NOT referring to THAT ^ , but rather "revelation" (as in, "understanding"... and "[so that...reminding them re:]... having been established in the present truth")
Oh. No wonder I didn't see the distinction.
So you think that what Peter talks about in 1 peter 1:13 is different than what Paul talks about in Ephesians 1:17?
So you think that what Peter talks about in 1 peter 1:13 is different than what Paul talks about in Ephesians 1:17?